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I believe that Mr. Spencer was referring to those you have a closed mind concerning new ideas. I have no idea what he would agree or disagree with. However, I agree that anyone has the right to make whatever decisions they want to concerning their shop "rules" BTW, You are open to new ideas...

If thin CA is used it will actually penetrate and harden the wood. It will also leave a hardened layer of CA on the surface. I let it cure thoroughly and check it with a joint pin. If it is not tight enough then I apply another layer. If it is too tight a run a H0 tap in and it is ready to...

It is not a new idea at all. And certainly not "New School". It has been done very successfully for years. Especially for threads that are not too badly damaged. dendweller, cueman and muskyed are correct.

Kielwood is a made up name for Torrefied Maple.

If you want to actually reduce the amount of back lash on the cross-slide you can squeeze the brass lead-screw split nut. But be aware that there has to be some backlash or you will not be able to move the cross-slide at all. Anywhere from 5 to 10 thousandths of backlash or more is not...

Acording to the forum rules... "Supply sources can be asked for, but all replies should be sent in the form of Private Messages. This protects our cuemakers supply sources from the general public. Almost no industry shares their wholesale sources with their customer base. So in fairness to our...

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The answer is that the Brass insert can be removed and the shaft can then be plugged and redrilled and threaded to whatever is necessary.

Cuetec uses a 3/8 - 14 pin on their AVID line of cues

Do you want it done right? or do you want it done fast? Pick one or the other... they seldom come together>

Keep your hands clean and keep the CF shaft clean and there no need for any wax of any kind!!

YES, but why. OCD is a treatable mental condition. ;)

It appears that the joint color is threaded on so naturally one side would appear thinner that the other.

I believe that it is an example of a 3/8-10 Modified. It is my understanding that there are several variations The minor diameter is larger that the standard. So the standard pin would fit just fine in the existing shaft. If you use a H3 3/8-10 tap for the new shaft it may fit on his...

Do you still have any information on Cobra cues and the Mizerak cues?? did you ever find a catalog? and original Price sheet? I have several of the Mizerak Professional series cue that I purchased from Steve after He and Miller split up. In fact I bought all of the Professional series that he...

I would say that it is likely Brazilian Rosewood.... I think joey made a good call.

be1163, To specifically answer you original questions.... If the points are "V" groove points they are never going to be all perfectly the same length. CNC cut pocket inlayed points can be nearly perfectly cut to the same length. Again If they are "V" grove points It does take care, knowledge...

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That is not a defect in the finish. Most shafts are clear coated for only the first few inches from the joint. What you have is probably just chalk dust staining.

Any good quality contact cement.